Re: Power Antenna Wiring
Posted by JeffM On 2008/12/20 12:19:48
Next pic coming your way.... Okay, it's still not a great pic. You cand see "D" for down. "U" is the one right below it.
I can't make out anything on the connector for the top right. That was the vacant one. It looks like it is not labeled, but it certainly could be (it's hard to see). The connector on bottom right was connected. I can't make out any labeling there, either. The connector on the top right is just a tiny rectangular conector where the connector on the wire just slips over it. I don't know what you call that type of connector, but it's very common. Just a friction fit.
One I am trying to avoid is blowing more fuses, over and over, while I diagnose this thing. Two points: First, I have the antanna out of the car and disconnetced from the motor. The more is still connected to the electrical, but not to where it mounts to the antenna. I just thought I would try and see if the shaft in the motor turns. Perhaps when I hooked up the other wire, I got power but it was not properly grounded? Does the motor need to be mounted to antenna for proper grounding?
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I can't make out anything on the connector for the top right. That was the vacant one. It looks like it is not labeled, but it certainly could be (it's hard to see). The connector on bottom right was connected. I can't make out any labeling there, either. The connector on the top right is just a tiny rectangular conector where the connector on the wire just slips over it. I don't know what you call that type of connector, but it's very common. Just a friction fit.
One I am trying to avoid is blowing more fuses, over and over, while I diagnose this thing. Two points: First, I have the antanna out of the car and disconnetced from the motor. The more is still connected to the electrical, but not to where it mounts to the antenna. I just thought I would try and see if the shaft in the motor turns. Perhaps when I hooked up the other wire, I got power but it was not properly grounded? Does the motor need to be mounted to antenna for proper grounding?
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